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stanger · 07-30-12, 04:39 PM

It's simple as opening Word, writing and then saving

In this case, you open Silent Editor, in s3d open scene.dat, after file is loaded navigate to (expanding the tree on the left, double-click to expand):
Node - Sky, then expand
EnvData, click EnvData propetries (blue icon), you will see a lot of things listed in main window, scroll down through that list to
Underwater, there you will find
Fog, and in Fog tree, there is
ZMax, change its value to higher one (dont go to high, increasing it by 1, will have noticable effect, and its not on "down" axis, but forward, I think).

You can make brighter color when looking down underwater by changing
Downlight > Color.

After all is done go to File, select Save in a mod, and then Save in new mod folder; enter name for a mod, OK and done. This option (saving as a mod) is only available if you have JSGME, but I'm pretty sure you have. Final thing: enable it with JSGME. Done

(unmodded ZMax value is 18, TMO is 9 - I think, I could have changed it in my file)

(Or you can try mine: http://www.mediafire.com/?j5fxs8o54hs7cbw - two files: both with zmax=10, one with a little bit brighter "downlight, second with probably too bright "downlight")

07-30-12, 04:39 PM	#3980
stanger Engineer Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Poland Posts: 200 Downloads: 84 Uploads: 0	It's simple as opening Word, writing and then saving In this case, you open Silent Editor, in s3d open scene.dat, after file is loaded navigate to (expanding the tree on the left, double-click to expand): Node - Sky, then expand EnvData, click EnvData propetries (blue icon), you will see a lot of things listed in main window, scroll down through that list to Underwater, there you will find Fog, and in Fog tree, there is ZMax, change its value to higher one (dont go to high, increasing it by 1, will have noticable effect, and its not on "down" axis, but forward, I think). You can make brighter color when looking down underwater by changing Downlight > Color. After all is done go to File, select Save in a mod, and then Save in new mod folder; enter name for a mod, OK and done. This option (saving as a mod) is only available if you have JSGME, but I'm pretty sure you have. Final thing: enable it with JSGME. Done (unmodded ZMax value is 18, TMO is 9 - I think, I could have changed it in my file) (Or you can try mine: http://www.mediafire.com/?j5fxs8o54hs7cbw - two files: both with zmax=10, one with a little bit brighter "downlight, second with probably too bright "downlight") Last edited by stanger; 07-30-12 at 05:44 PM.